IPL 2020: RCB VS RR, MATCH 15, PREDICTED PLAYING XI AND ANALYSIS

By Senior Writer

Posted on October 2, 2020

IPL 2020: RCB VS RR, MATCH 15, PREDICTED PLAYING XI AND ANALYSIS

IPL 2020: The match fifteenth of the thirteenth season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is to be played between the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and the Rajasthan Royals (RR).

Both teams are going with excellence ahead as they have won two out of three played. RR and RCB, ranking fifth and sixth respectively, will be looking forward to a big win tomorrow.

Also, RCB have lost their last played game hence, it is hard to say that which one of the two franchises will be hunting the victory. However, according to TheSportsMag, RCB are likely to get subjected to win.

IPL 2020: RCB VS RR, MATCH 15, PREDICTED PLAYING XI AND ANALYSIS

RCB: Predicted playing XI: Devdutt Padikkal, Aaron Finch, Virat Kohli, AB De Villiers, Shivam Dube, Washington Sundar, Chris Morris, Navdeep Saini, Adam Zampa, Isuru Udana, Yuzvendra Chahal

RR: Predicted playing XI: Jos Buttler, Steve Smith, Sanju Samson, Rahul Tewatia, Robin Uthappa, Tom Curran, Shreyas Gopal, Ankit Rajpoot, Riyan Parag, Jofra Archer, Jaydev Unadkat

Venue: Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi

Toss: 7:00 pm (IST)

Match: 7:30 pm (IST)

Analysis: In RCB, Padikkal and Finch are already going fine at the top-order. Kohli, however, is still to score so the consistent batsman will be aiming towards a big score tomorrow. De Villiers is also known as the run-scoring batsman and along with Dube, Sundar they can add runs to mid-overs till finishing.

They might try on adding Chris Morris to give a polish finish to the team. Their bowlers, Zampa, Saini, Chahal, and Udana are destructive and can grab some wickets.

On the other hand, RR, who are going fine throughout the tournament, is because of their batting line-up. The players like Buttler, Smith, Samson, and Tewatia are consistently adding runs for their team. Also, Uthappa and Curran in middle-overs can be beneficial. Their bowlers have also maintained better economies.